IMGpapers 1980–83

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1980–83

Studs Lonnigan on TV

Socialist Challenge No. 159, 7 August 1980 · pp. 11-12 of the scan · 310 words

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me with patients, a surgery, and staff, I am not involved with the money which goes into wages and equipment.

WOLK I exemplities the sional attitude of my principal and other associates who like me work for him.

week, with a one-week holiday entitlement after six months these wages and conditions there seems to he no ene or schoo eavers wad any training in a surgery from their first day on the job have potential emergencies in a dental surgery?

one dentist, but be 'floating' to different surgeries nerE surgeries, and dentists have quite different routines.

I still what nurses can expect. vonne was sacked for taking an afternoon off to go for a moD intervich her had just taken a day off to look for a said of his Lonnigan: '1 The practice I The caring, profesThe nurses at the surgery receive t3s a employment. Even on in ITV's WILnOUl The - are working on their own Is common sense enough to cope with Bookshop. nc ses may Hol cycu oc allaclicu li - travelling during the these standaraisallol Manushi, One uniform and a lot of abuse; that's The dentist who dismissed JAMES T Farrell, the American socialist writer who died last year major work Studs view it as a tragic story of how defeat can come in a setting of spiritual poverty.?

setting the Irish Catholic community in Chicago's South Side during the years of the Depression. Studs is a tough. You can follow part two of his career Best Seller series next Monday, 11 August, at spm.

800-page book published by Granada at $2.50. It's available •trom The Other Manushi the Indian feminist magazine mentioned last week, is available from Shakti Bookhouse, 46 High St, Southall, Middx. Tel 01-574 1325. Price 80p incl p&p.

Socialist Challenge 7 August 1980 Page 11

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